Sentence examples for delays at a time from inspiring English sources

The foul weather earlier this week led to hundreds of flight delays at a time when some 43 million Americans travel to be with loved ones, but did not cause the widely feared gridlock.

In all the above mentioned references, the stability problem for BAM neural networks was considered only with leakage delays or mixed time delays, or stochastic effects, or Markovian jump parameters, or parameter uncertainties, but all the above factors have not been taken into one account and no one investigated exponential stability via delays at a time.

Ben Kaube co-founded TrainTrick in 2016 to help commuters claim refunds when their trains were delayed, at a time when £150m in compensation was unclaimed every year.

While the delay period on the PRB is hardly the only hurdle, officials consider it an underappreciated mechanism for delay at a time when the administration is running out of time.

Administrators complain that they have run out of essential medicines and surgical instruments because money from the provincial government has been delayed at a time when the hospital is flooded with newly unemployed patients who have lost their health insurance.

10 Slack is the maximum amount of time that the remaining computation time of a job can be delayed at a time instant t (with a i,j ≤t≤d i,j ) in order to complete within its deadline.

Now broadcasters are no longer required to broadcast the contest live, but may transmit it with some delay at a time that is more appropriate for children's television broadcast.

Its founder and chief executive, Sam Serra, has personally apologised to you and others also facing delays at a critical time (close to birth).

Unfortunately for both Groupon and Zynga, the delay occurred at a time of market turmoil.

The delay comes at a time when health officials expected that a record number of Americans would be immunized because they have lowered to 50 years the age at which all individuals are advised to get a "flu" shot.

Syriza could, for example, delay privatizations at a time when prices for state assets were unusually low, and uphold an election promise to raise state pensions and the minimum wage.